BusinessF1 Magazine

09/10/2024

UPDATE TO SUBSCRIBERS: The Editor-In-Chief at BusinessF1, Thomas Rubython, fell gravely ill over the summer period. As a result, our print run of the magazine is behind schedule.

We are advising all subscribers to use the digital portal on the website to view the magazine for the time being. https://businessf1magazine.com

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Independent reporting on the business of Formula 1, with no agenda but to give you the story behind the story! Read F1's latest and best business news here.

02/09/2024

August Issue Delayed. The printed copy of the August BusinessF1 Magazine 2024 has been delayed. We apologies to our subscribers for this inconvenience. If you can't wait for the magazine, you can keep up to date with our digital archives, which is still published online every month here:

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31/07/2024

What has become of the state of the new Formula One themed movie, titled 'F1'. The feature's production has, so far, gotten off on a bad foot. From the 'very confusing', to the 'extremely daft', the film is ever more closely edging to even worse.

So far, producers Jerry Bruckheimer and Lewis Hamilton have had to learn the hard way. Money can't always buy happiness.

'F1' has all the elements to succeed, budget bursting cars sequences, top notch action scenes and beautiful people talking rubbish. Everything from its preproduction stages to post production has suggested that all its pins have been set up. But its ex*****on seem to have dropped the ball, leaving all the pins firmly in place. Is this going to be Formula One's greatest cinematic experience to date, or is this another Bobby Deerfield?

P.S. Nobody remembers Bobby Deerfield.

Read about it in the August issue of BusinessF1 Magazine.

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31/07/2024

Check out the unmissable summer issues for BusinessF1 Magazine. Stay refreshed and up to date with the latest Formula One heat!

Who might be the next FIA President of 2029? How has the British Grand Prix changed over the years? Also see our latest August issue, for continuation of the Red Bull saga: The Bloody Fight For Max Verstappen. And read about how Seidl was fired and Binotto hired got hired. All this and much more only inside BusinessF1 Magazine.

100 pages of unmissable and unseen Formula One details found anywhere else.

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04/06/2024

June 2024 Issue
June’s issue is all about Adrian Newey and exclusive details of his new contract with Scuderia Ferrari for $105 million over three years. There is also a 20-page profile of Newey detailing his many moves of team, from Leyton House back in 1990 to Williams to McLaren to Red Bull and finally to Ferrari in 2025. Plus, an interview between him and his new manager, Eddie Jordan. The issue also includes a major report on the real war raging between Formula 1 Group and the FIA over the whistleblowing and spying scandals. Plus, the inside story of what next at Red Bull without Newey entitled: ‘Dreams Die First’. There is a retrospective look at the Indianapolis tyre fiasco of 2005 and new revelations about the conduct of Max Mosley in the days and weeks that followed.

08/05/2024

100 Issues of BusinessF1!
Featuring: Ayrton Senna - A moment in time.

May 2024 is the 100th issue since the magazine was founded in 2003. Inside this magazine we have described every one of those 100 issues and some of the ground breaking events written about. We mark the 30th anniversary of the death of Ayrton Senna with a 10- page article about the most important year of his life when he arrived in Britain in 1981 with his young wife in tow to compete in Formula Ford. It was make or break as he wrestled with racing and personal problems. plus part two of our Business Of Grand Prix, a breakdown of the teams wealth.

05/04/2024

The Red Bull Crisis: Read all about it in the April issue of BusinessF1 in a 36-page report.

The story that has now enveloped the whole Red Bull empire around the world and spread well beyond the Formula One paddock.

Our April issue, contains three articles in which we investigate further, including:

A profile of the lawyer who carried out the ‘independent’ investigation into Christian Horner bringing the story up to date.

An examination of Fleet Street’s finest columnists writing about Christian Horner, since the beginning of the crisis.

Finally this month’s cover story asks whether Chalerm Yoovidhya, the 51 percent shareholder in Red Bull GmbH, is a fit and proper person to control two Formula One teams.

12/03/2024

What has happened to Formula One? Is this just a 'Scandal too far?' Read all about it in the March issue of BusinessF1 for a 19-page analysis and many more stories, only in BusinessF1 magazine. https://businessf1magazine.com/march-2024-issue/

16/02/2024

Congratulations Sir Ron Dennis! Read all about his rise, his successful career and knighthood all in the February issue of Business F1 Magazine.
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02/02/2024